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      <p dir="ltr"> Organization for Computational Neurosciences<br>
        2885 Sanford Ave SW #15359<br>
        Grandville, MI 49418<br>
        USA<br>
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      <p dir="ltr"><b>Call for Workshops and Tutorials at the 29th
          Annual Computational Neuroscience Meeting (CNS*2020),
          Melbourne, July 18--22</b><br>
      </p>
      <p dir="ltr">We are requesting proposals for workshops and
        tutorials from the international community of computational
        neuroscientists. Proposals from all levels of faculty as well as
        advanced postdoctoral fellows are welcome. This is a great
        opportunity to organize a small meeting or introduce novel
        methodology with just a few of the headaches of actually
        organizing it. We are looking forward to your submissions.</p>
      <p dir="ltr">CALL FOR <strong>WORKSHOPS</strong> (see below and
        also <a
href="http://clicks.memberclicks-mail.net/wf/click?upn=l2WnPG7xcNg4BaXop0h67T8NXQVXs5R19xXm8uLPXIduipQ1JsJvzm1JYiZ3q8ZM2pIlX1F45u6aoLscq4hxsg-3D-3D_ne0sPI1vlgZyEaH7E9DZmepLP7Mb24YhGBhyxOCi5g91sFEhJeMN5LjHyU-2FgdKD92mSuLd8nmvo6quv12StnKRmdIzFtWKUn96TNwfuBA-2Bp481-2B1qrX2rCok6GOL0km8Q9-2FgPodnMpNy4to9rXA6tfc-2BdfSp80mIdoLkAHyf541GESmOopzomA0jXmoM3-2BObhAI0ytF-2FYrx5awTf4QnTe1tdcvVSgVJIZggIakdfUM1ARs-2Bb6ZdFHREj1IV6GsodVjvK0DHcnYuujqAMWo9-2FSDfGEGN-2FftQTb9jxbcjT-2Fyw-2FlT0xXA-2FoRwOaDMsbH5dhK44EZp4casp4uQI2ElR5u-2BfOimZsIG2b1iSf0KJalHM-3D">https://www.cnsorg.org/cns-2020-call-for-workshops</a>)<br>
        Peter Jedlicka, Workshops Chair for CNS 2020</p>
      <p dir="ltr">CALL FOR <strong>TUTORIALS</strong> (see below and
        also <a
href="http://clicks.memberclicks-mail.net/wf/click?upn=l2WnPG7xcNg4BaXop0h67T8NXQVXs5R19xXm8uLPXIduipQ1JsJvzm1JYiZ3q8ZMdCgzTOLVXivAXABo03hBdA-3D-3D_ne0sPI1vlgZyEaH7E9DZmepLP7Mb24YhGBhyxOCi5g91sFEhJeMN5LjHyU-2FgdKD92mSuLd8nmvo6quv12StnKRmdIzFtWKUn96TNwfuBA-2Bp481-2B1qrX2rCok6GOL0km8Q9-2FgPodnMpNy4to9rXA6tfc-2BdfSp80mIdoLkAHyf540w42XQuX1diqFygAKJxRWD76NvrYLeUZbTZdSbevMizuSvWmCOq7XpP4-2BbIksNJbyJT5ueai1huQ8y4bsvxOl2rkU5UW89SzR-2BZRPN5D8VM9NYLEVGGPP4OA93dt5Ja0KHH3cxQzMoFcw6fcngVlF75QiscBAlvEi-2BtT5G-2FhP3Qj2y9xGV85T9sJeeIrk2r2U-3D">https://www.cnsorg.org/cns-2020-call-for-tutorials</a>)<br>
        Anca Doloc-Mihu, Tutorials Chair for CNS 2020</p>
      <hr>
      <p dir="ltr">1. WORKSHOP PROPOSAL SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS FOR CNS
        2020, MELBOURNE</p>
      <p dir="ltr">Workshops, in which computationally related
        neuroscience topics can be presented, will take place during the
        last two days (<strong>July 21 and July 22, 2020</strong>) of
        the <a
href="http://clicks.memberclicks-mail.net/wf/click?upn=l2WnPG7xcNg4BaXop0h67T8NXQVXs5R19xXm8uLPXIejgkbMWnmqvHwxgeDqf8Qt_ne0sPI1vlgZyEaH7E9DZmepLP7Mb24YhGBhyxOCi5g91sFEhJeMN5LjHyU-2FgdKD92mSuLd8nmvo6quv12StnKRmdIzFtWKUn96TNwfuBA-2Bp481-2B1qrX2rCok6GOL0km8Q9-2FgPodnMpNy4to9rXA6tfc-2BdfSp80mIdoLkAHyf540qpv7-2F8lRmGLo48QHQK76Sf9iTpHoA-2Fib-2FMASLpUDgK-2B-2Fvfaf7Aof-2B4mrYQmRl0mXpMRVsRPWuvIOHXR51E9xYCVhecUc-2B6jBo2wy936xr-2BFTN9fPeaozcMSW8Oa1OWwon9Cdhvn2ZYu8LH8dbKEf0-2BtE-2BPEsXDPG5PSD-2FJUJ8CEKHRDl5yGooFoU59q2fXiU-3D">29th
          Annual Computational Neuroscience Meeting</a>. For each
        workshop, usually, several speakers are invited to introduce a
        unifying theme, but ample time for discussion should also be
        planned.</p>
      <p dir="ltr"><strong>Please note that there is a change in the
          format of the meeting compared to previous years.</strong> The
        main meeting will conclude on July 21, with a keynote lecture
        and a poster session taking place in the afternoon. The morning
        of July 21 is reserved for workshops. A goal of this "mixed day"
        of the meeting is to facilitate an overlap of attendance.
        Participants who have registered for either the main meeting or
        the workshops will be allowed to attend all of the events on
        July 21 (workshops, keynote, poster session). The last day of
        the meeting, July 22, is reserved for workshops, as in the
        previous years (workshop registration will be required to
        attend).</p>
      <p dir="ltr">Accordingly, the possible duration of a workshop is
        anywhere from 0.5 days (one session lasting 3.5 hours) to 1.5
        days (three half-day sessions). Half-day workshops will be
        preferentially scheduled for July 21. They will thus offer the
        opportunity to attract a wider audience still present for the
        main meeting.</p>
      <p dir="ltr">Submit workshop proposals to <strong>workshops AT
          cnsorg.org</strong>. The <a
href="http://clicks.memberclicks-mail.net/wf/click?upn=l2WnPG7xcNg4BaXop0h67bHV7AW5ZrS6tsXT29q7RbFv9IRuzYLC8y745yyXk5hwti6ut-2BmcNdSy6hK1QQ2hVg-3D-3D_ne0sPI1vlgZyEaH7E9DZmepLP7Mb24YhGBhyxOCi5g91sFEhJeMN5LjHyU-2FgdKD92mSuLd8nmvo6quv12StnKRmdIzFtWKUn96TNwfuBA-2Bp481-2B1qrX2rCok6GOL0km8Q9-2FgPodnMpNy4to9rXA6tfc-2BdfSp80mIdoLkAHyf5401vrXToGBPWmKNzJfOh-2BhnhN6cDXp26Aw5FLBrlpimaZ8kOqldIH77cbbZ4A2Fi6343gV7AsUYgMxglgR0JDY1ICXjxBtPpiKiEtDUGuoMlgar7TPCpiysoNzcDM1DXfSNfpE6rbj-2Bw65wTK8Gvq9CEeJvq0zaIecBydKtyt2u9KBadeCjgTnqiL2JD68-2FNwo-3D">Past
          Meetings page</a> gives access to archives of workshops held
        at previous CNS meetings.</p>
      <p dir="ltr">The proposal should be submitted as a Word or pdf
        file and MUST include the following sections:</p>
      <ul>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr"><strong>Workshop Title</strong></p>
        </li>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr"><strong>Organizers</strong> (list primary
            organizer first; include affiliations and emails)</p>
        </li>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr"><strong>Workshop duration</strong> (half-day, one
            or two days, there are 2 sessions per day)</p>
        </li>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr"><strong>Number of expected speakers</strong></p>
        </li>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr"><strong>Brief Description</strong> (~150 words;
            if possible, say why this is significant or timely)</p>
        </li>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr"><strong>Speakers</strong> (mark expected or
            confirmed)</p>
        </li>
      </ul>
      <p dir="ltr">Also please note the following rules which were
        approved by the OCNS Board on July 15, 2013:</p>
      <ul>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr">Each individual can be the organizer or
            co-organizer on only <strong>one</strong> workshop.</p>
        </li>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr">The number of confirmed speakers is <strong>one
              of the criteria</strong> for accepting the proposal.</p>
        </li>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr">Overlapping proposals may be asked to be
            combined. If the organizers do not wish to combine the
            proposals, only one of the proposals may be accepted.</p>
        </li>
      </ul>
      <p dir="ltr">For information on available financial support for
        accepted workshops, please <strong>see the sections
          "Registration" and "Travel Awards" below</strong>.</p>
      <p dir="ltr"><strong>DEADLINE</strong>: Workshops submitted before
        <strong>January 31, 2020</strong>, will be given priority in
        acceptance. Workshop proposals arriving after January 31, 2020,
        will be evaluated based on remaining space for additional
        workshops. No further workshop acceptances will be anticipated
        after <strong>May 15, 2020</strong>. Please address any
        questions to <strong>workshops AT cnsorg.org</strong>.</p>
      <hr>
      <p dir="ltr">2. TUTORIAL PROPOSAL SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS FOR CNS
        2020, MELBOURNE</p>
      <p dir="ltr">Tutorials are intended as introductions into main
        methodologies of various fields in computational neuroscience.
        Tutorials are particularly tailored for early-stage researchers
        as well as researchers entering a new field in computational
        neuroscience.</p>
      <p dir="ltr">The tutorials are held on the first day,<strong>18
          July 2020</strong>, with a typical total attendance of ca. 100
        students allowing for four concurrent sessions during the day.</p>
      <p dir="ltr">Three different formats are available:</p>
      <ul>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr">Introductory FULL DAY courses </p>
        </li>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr">Specialized HALF DAY tutorials </p>
        </li>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr">30 MINUTES software showcase</p>
        </li>
      </ul>
      <p dir="ltr">As approved by the OCNS Board on July 13, 2019,
        accepted tutorials are eligible to receive maximum one travel
        award and tutorial registration waivers for 1-3 organizers
        depending on the length of the tutorial. Software showcase
        sessions do not receive any funding, travel award, or free
        registration.</p>
      <p dir="ltr">Submit tutorial proposals to <strong>tutorials AT
          cnsorg.org</strong>. Please compare it with <a
href="http://clicks.memberclicks-mail.net/wf/click?upn=l2WnPG7xcNg4BaXop0h67T8NXQVXs5R19xXm8uLPXId8if5wfAA1UGcuvEtJ0IbuhvJ7037KsKgrV2Iqn-2B8fuw-3D-3D_ne0sPI1vlgZyEaH7E9DZmepLP7Mb24YhGBhyxOCi5g91sFEhJeMN5LjHyU-2FgdKD92mSuLd8nmvo6quv12StnKRmdIzFtWKUn96TNwfuBA-2Bp481-2B1qrX2rCok6GOL0km8Q9-2FgPodnMpNy4to9rXA6tfc-2BdfSp80mIdoLkAHyf541grgymhO6Ur3NgYPuSG4EJ73Tbf3TzaVbcF8JcX7BriSI0kWSr4oUjytvcVC-2FlratqLmiuqDAfiaYTmAUQNnzjOK40xbKUcnyO7x4Nuat914Ll7-2BK8xWBlc9Zz-2BsAEHQ8LaJmoS-2FsPya7sYaxxthLeI-2BNP3Zry-2FBFzQgkzpEPkjSQbeQQxqD2jfQjLv76Od3U-3D">the
          previous year's tutorials</a>. Note that our new format, the
        showcases, will be combined to one continuous afternoon program.</p>
      <p dir="ltr">The proposal should be submitted as a Word or pdf
        file and MUST include the following sections:</p>
      <ul>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr"><strong>Tutorial Title</strong></p>
        </li>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr"><strong>Organizers</strong> (list primary
            organizer first; include affiliations and emails)</p>
        </li>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr"><strong>Format</strong> (full-day, half-day,
            showcase)</p>
        </li>
        <li dir="ltr">
          <p dir="ltr"><strong>Brief Description</strong> (max. 300
            words; include links to relevant software)</p>
        </li>
      </ul>
      <p dir="ltr"><strong>DEADLINE</strong>: Tutorial proposals should
        be submitted before <strong>January 31, 2020</strong>.</p>
      <p dir="ltr">Please address any questions to <strong>tutorials AT
          cnsorg.org.</strong></p>
      <hr>
      <p dir="ltr"><strong>Registration</strong>: Workshop/tutorial
        registration will occur through the OCNS registration website
        for CNS*2020. All workshop/tutorial participants, including
        speakers, must register. Each workshop/tutorial is eligible to
        receive workshop/tutorial registration waivers for 1-3
        speakers/organizers (depending on the length of the
        workshop/tutorial).</p>
      <p dir="ltr"><strong>Travel awards</strong>: A limited number of
        Travel Awards will be available for workshop/tutorial organizers
        or speakers (maximum one Travel Award per workshop/tutorial).
        Priority will be given to postdocs and early career faculty.
        Travel Award amounts will be variable, depending on distance
        traveled. Please indicate which speaker or organizer you would
        like to be considered for this mechanism. <span
          id="docs-internal-guid-c11cc06f-7fff-331d-4b0b-c3644b578f9e">The
          Travel Awards Chair reserves the right to approve / not
          approve a travel award nomination, based on seniority
          considerations with preference given to young scientists. It
          is likely that there will be fewer travel awards than
          workshops.</span></p>
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